Ingeborg Romano Professor L. Musgrave Art Gone Bad: Ethics & Politics September 15 2016 The Innocent Eye Test by Mark Tansey "The Innocent Eye Test" is an oil on canvas painting created in 1981 by Mark Tansey. The work is currently in Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC. The author of this piece of art is a Californian born in 1949. Mark Tansey was immersed in the world of art since an early age. The main influences came from his family that had a history of artists belonging to it. In the 1970s, his
false prophet names Bar-Jesus.” (Acts 13:6 HCSB) Along with this sorcerer, that was a man named Sergius Paulus. Sergius Paulus, a Gentile, wanted to hear the Gospel of Christ. Therefore, Paul and Barnabas begin telling Sergius Paulus the great message of Christ. The sorcerer, named Elymas, attempted to distract Sergius Paulus and turn him “away from the faith.” (Acts 13:8 HCSB) The story of Sergius Paulus and the sorcerer may seem as if it is unimportant, however, one must note that Paul and Barnabas
In life, there is always at least one moment we are called upon to “step up to the plate” and be a leader. This is not always easy, though. We may struggle with this calling because what we are being asked to day may be difficult for us to swallow. We might even fail at what is being asked of us to do at times. Some things we are called upon to do may be of far greater importance than others. In reference to baseball, being called upon by your coach to “take one for the team” by sacrificing yourself